Team Liquid snatched the $ 150,000 first prize with a 3-1 win over Natus Vincere in Germany’s ESL One grand final on Sunday.

Na’Vi raised $ 80,000 for their runners-up in the $ 400,000 Dota 2 event, which started on October 5 with 16 teams from Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent Countries.

Playing in red for the entire grand final series, Liquid won the first two matches in 30 minutes each. After losing 45 minutes in the third game, Liquid took home the trophy with a 35 minute win in Game 4.

The list of winners for Team Liquid features Michael “m’iCKe” Vu, Maximilian “qojqva” Broecker, Samuel “Boxi” Svahn, Tommy “Taiga” Le and Aydin “iNSaNiA” Sarkohi. m’iCKe uses Liquid with an average kill-death-assist ratio of 10.8-2.5-10.5. Alik “V-Tune” Vorobey leads Na’Vi with a KDA ratio of 5.5-3.3-5.5.

Both teams compete in the Swiss group stage with the best five rounds of three matches. The team needs three wins to secure a place in the eight-team playoff, while three defeats equal elimination. The team never plays the same opponent twice.

The preliminary round is a best-of-three double elimination format, up to the best-of-five grand final.

Germany ESL One final standings and prize money:

1. Team Liquid – $ 150,000

2. Born to win – $ 80,000

3. mudgolems – $ 45,000

4. Team Secret – $ 25,000

5-6. Vikin.gg, Alliance – $ 15,500

7-8. Nigma’s Tim, OG – $ 12,000

9-11. Yellow Submarine, Ninjas in Pajamas, 5men – $ 7,500

12-14. Winstrike Team, HellRaisers, Cyber ​​Legacy – $ 5,500

15-16. Extreme, Time Esports – $ 3,500

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Team Liquid swept mudgolem in the lower-bracket German ESL One final on Saturday to advance to the grand final.

Thanks to that 2-0 win, Liquid will face Natus Vincere in the final on Sunday. Na’Vi swept the mudgolem on Friday in the top bracket finals to earn their place in the grand finals.

Liquid, playing in red in the first game, opened with a win in 34 minutes. Playing on the gridiron in Game 2, they followed up with a win in 54 minutes.

Sweden’s Michael “m’iCKe” Nguyen installed Liquid with an average kill-death-assist ratio of 9.0-2.5-9.5. Oliver “skiter” Lepko from Slovakia tops the mudgolem with a KDA ratio of 5.5-6.0-11.0.

The $ 400,000 Dota 2 event starts with 16 teams from Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent Countries. The tournament ends Sunday, with the winner getting $ 150,000.

Both teams compete in the Swiss group stage with the best five rounds of three matches. The team needs three wins to secure a place in the eight-team playoff, while three defeats equal elimination. The team never plays the same opponent twice.

The preliminary round is the best of three, a double elimination format until the grand final, which will be the best meeting of five.

Germany ESL One final standings and prize money:

1. TBD – $ 150,000

2. TBD – $ 80,000

3. mudgolems – $ 45,000

4. Team Secret – $ 25,000

5-6. Vikin.gg, Alliance – $ 15,500

7-8. Nigma’s Tim, OG – $ 12,000

9-11. Yellow Submarine, Ninyas in Pajamas, 5men – $ 7,500

12-14. Winstrike Team, HellRaisers, Cyber ​​Legacy – $ 5,500

15-16. Extreme, Time Esports – $ 3,500

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Alliance wiped out its game, and Team Liquid also progressed to the lower bracket first-round tie on Sunday in playoff action at Germany’s ESL One event.

Alliance, who was eliminated in an upper bracket first-round match on Saturday, turned his tricks on OG. Playing green, Alliance easily won the first map in 32 minutes, and then drew the second map in 40 minutes.

Nikolay “Nikobaby” Nikolov leads the Alliance with 40 kills and 20 assists with only five deaths on two maps. Topias “Topson” Taavitsainen finished with 18 kills and 15 assists, with 11 deaths, for OG.

Playing red, Team Liquid dropped its first map to Team Nigma in 31 minutes, before bouncing back to win in 44 (red) and 34 (green) minutes to claim the match.

The road leaders for Liquid are Michael “miCKe” Vu (35 kills, 37 assists, 6 deaths) and Max “qojqva” Brocker (33 kills, 37 assists, 10 deaths). Amer “Miracle” Al-Barkawi led Team Nigma with 26 kills, 28 assists vs 16 deaths.

The loss saw off OG and Tim Nigma, who crashed out in seventh and eighth places, taking home $ 12,000 each.

Alliance and Liquid will play again on Thursday, against the losers of Wednesday’s match pairing in the top bracket second half.

Team Secret will fight mudgolem in one match, and Natus Vincere against Vikin.gg.

The $ 400,000 Dota 2 event starts with 16 teams from Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent Countries. The tournament runs until November 1, with winners getting $ 150,000.

Both teams compete in the Swiss group stage with the best five rounds of three matches. The team needs three wins to secure a place in the eight-team playoff, while three defeats equal elimination. The team never plays the same opponent twice.

The preliminary round follows a best-of-three, double-elimination format. Grand final is the best meeting of the five meetings.

Germany ESL One final standings and prize money:

First – TBD – $ 150,000

2nd – TBD – $ 80,000

Third – TBD – $ 45,000

4 – TBD – $ 25,000

5-6 – TBD – $ 15,500

7-8 – Tim Nigma, OG, – $ 12,000

9-11 – Yellow Submarine, Ninyas in Pajamas, 5men – $ 7,500

12-14 – Winstrike Team, HellRaisers, Cyber ​​Legacy – $ 5,500

15-16 – extreme, Tempo Esports – $ 3,500

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Alliance wiped out its game, and Team Liquid also progressed to the lower bracket first-round tie on Sunday in playoff action at Germany’s ESL One event.

Alliance, who was eliminated in an upper bracket first-round match on Saturday, turned his tricks on OG. Playing green, Alliance easily won the first map in 32 minutes, and then drew the second map in 40 minutes.

Nikolay “Nikobaby” Nikolov leads the Alliance with 40 kills and 20 assists with only five deaths on two maps. Topias “Topson” Taavitsainen finished with 18 kills and 15 assists, with 11 deaths, for OG.

Playing red, Team Liquid dropped its first map to Team Nigma in 31 minutes, before bouncing back to win in 44 (red) and 34 (green) minutes to claim the match.

The road leaders for Liquid are Michael “miCKe” Vu (35 kills, 37 assists, 6 deaths) and Max “qojqva” Brocker (33 kills, 37 assists, 10 deaths). Amer “Miracle” Al-Barkawi led Team Nigma with 26 kills, 28 assists vs 16 deaths.

The loss saw off OG and Tim Nigma, who crashed out in seventh and eighth places, taking home $ 12,000 each.

Alliance and Liquid will play again on Thursday, against the losers of Wednesday’s match pairing in the top bracket second half.

Team Secret will fight mudgolem in one match, and Natus Vincere against Vikin.gg.

The $ 400,000 Dota 2 event starts with 16 teams from Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent Countries. The tournament runs until November 1, with winners getting $ 150,000.

Both teams compete in the Swiss group stage with the best five rounds of three matches. The team needs three wins to secure a place in the eight-team playoff, while three defeats equal elimination. The team never plays the same opponent twice.

The preliminary round follows a best-of-three, double-elimination format. Grand final is the best meeting of the five meetings.

Germany ESL One final standings and prize money:

First – TBD – $ 150,000

2nd – TBD – $ 80,000

Third – TBD – $ 45,000

4 – TBD – $ 25,000

5-6 – TBD – $ 15,500

7-8 – Tim Nigma, OG, – $ 12,000

9-11 – Yellow Submarine, Ninyas in Pajamas, 5men – $ 7,500

12-14 – Winstrike Team, HellRaisers, Cyber ​​Legacy – $ 5,500

15-16 – extreme, Tempo Esports – $ 3,500

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Team Liquid and mudgolem both secured a playoff spot at Germany’s ESL One even on Sunday with a 2-0 sweep.

Team Liquid (3-1) beat 5 men (2-2) after winning in 39 and 35 minutes. mudgolems (3-1) claimed victory in 41 and 40 minutes over Natus Vincere (2-2).

Liquid and mudgolem join undefeated OG (3-1) and Team Secret (3-0) and Alliance (3-0) in qualifying playoffs.

In Sunday’s other match, Vikin.gg (2-2) stayed alive in playoff chase with a 2-0 win over Cyber ​​Legacy (1-3) with a 34 and 30 minute win map.

The $ 400,000 Dota 2 event starts with 16 teams from Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent Countries. This lasts until November 1, with the winner getting $ 150,000.

The two teams compete in the Swiss group stage with a best five round of three matches. The team needs three wins to secure a place in the eight-team playoff, while three defeats equal elimination, and the team never plays the same opponent twice.

The playoffs will be contested in a best-of-three double elimination format. Grand final is the best meeting of the five meetings.

Round 5 at the event is scheduled for Tuesday.

Germany ESL One group stage standings, with a win-lose record:

x-T1. Alliance, 3-0

x-T1. Team Secret, 3-0

x-T3. OG, 3-1

x-T3. mudgolems, 3-1

x-T3. Team Liquid, 3-1

T6. 5men, 2-2

T6. Born to win, 2-2

T6. Ninjas in Pajamas, 2-2

T6. Nigma’s Tim, 2-2

T6. Vikin.gg, 2-2

T6. Yellow Submarine, 1-2

y-T12. Cyber ​​Legacy, 1-3

y-T12. Winstrike Team, 1-3

y-T12. HellRaisers, 1-3

y-T15. Tempo Esports, 0-3

y-T15. FINALLY, 0-3

x-grabbing playoff spots

y-omitted

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